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Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1835

Page

2

Militia Encampments and Road Reform in South Carolina

Governor McDuffie urges renewed militia organization through annual brigade encampments, trained officers, and compulsory drill hours. He calls for better quartermaster support, public-arms policy, and considers road improvements, banking reforms, and a Charleston harbor study to bolster state defense and prosperity.

Legteme Cress Free States Gsheral

Health of Augusta November mortality report

City sexton notes ten deaths in Augusta during November with three white and seven Black victims. The report lists the month’s mortality in the city and records the racial breakdown of the deceased.

Augusta Sexton

Navigation Hopes Rise After Rain on River

The river level has fallen with little change since the last notice, while the Steam Boat Cherokee reached our wharves yesterday. Considerable rain fell yesterday, and we hope it may raise the river to a navigable condition again.

Apology for Delayed Poetical Effusion Publication

We apologize to the author for the poetical effusion not appearing due to post office delays and press of other matter. It shall be published as soon as room is found.

Death of Col Duane in Philadelphia

Philadelphia papers report Col William Duane editor of the Aurora and father of the late Secretary of the Treasury died Tuesday morning in Philadelphia in the 76th year of his age. He was a zealous politician active in the country.

Col Duane Philadelphia Wm. Duane Treasury Jong Aurora

Accident injures Hon. John C. Caunovn near Abbeville

The Charleston Courier reports a stagecoach overturn near Abbeville Court House injuring Hon. John C. Caunovn while on his way to Columbia. The detail comes from a Greenville arrival via railroad. no further information has been received locally.

Charleston Augusta John C. Caunovn Columbia Abbeville C. H

Post Office and Rail Road Correspondence to be Published

The Charleston Mercury notes a request to publish the contract and full correspondence about the dispute between the Post Office Department and the Rail Road Company in a few days. Only a partial view has appeared in Augusta papers.

Charleston Mercury Post Office Department Rail Road Company Augusta

Valuable Enenagines and Paintines Collection For Sale

Citizens are urged to view and acquire a noted collection of Enenagines and Paintines at 127 Broad Street near the lower market-house. The proprietor plans to leave the city next week, and the advert explains the sale and invites personal inspection of the recently imported items.

Broad Street

Statent Elected Governor in North Carolina

In the North Carolina Legislature on the 30th ultime Richard D. Statent was elected Governor to succeed Swain whose term ends January 1. Spaight 103 votes Meares 8 and 5 scattering. Ratification of constitutional amendments approved by the people with 25,528 votes for and 20,346 against leaving five counties unheard. With all counties counted a 4,000 vote majority in favor is expected. One amendment shifts governor elections from the Legislature to the people and Raleigh reports the first election will be in August.

North Carolina Richard D. Statent, Esq Gov Swain Spaight Meares Scattering Raleigh Register Lewis Jones Davis Elbert Temperance Society Hopson Temperance Fieatneo Putnam Barnes Frovxnnor Dovenantt Mixuen Easter

Georgia Legislature Debates Court for the Correction of Errors

On Monday November 30 the Senate debated a resolution to form a joint committee with the House to report a bill implementing the recent constitutional amendment establishing a Court for the correction of Errors. A bill to define partners liabilities was read first. A resolution to urge the Governor to appoint commissioners to survey a road from Burnt Stand Lumpkin to near McNair’s Tennessee line via Gilmer was laid on the table.

O’banxr Burnt Stand Lumpkin County Tennessee Line McNair's Gilmer County

Mail Route Proposal From Columbus To Chattahoochee Village

Legislation notes a resolution by Mr Pattinson urging Senators and Representatives to obtain a mail route with four horse post coaches running twice weekly from Columbus to Chattahoochee village via Lumpkin Cuthbert Fort Gaines Blakely and Olive Grove.

Central Rail Road Company Hovss Gorvon Chatham Messrs. Gorpon Clarfox Burner MP Lawrs Jones Attornees Alabama Stattmnas Augusta Gannon Temperance Society of Savannah

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